Does anyone know what thread size is needed for the Hornaday / Stoney Point OAL gauge?
Google says 5/16" x 36 but I'd appreciate it if someone could confirm that please?
Thanks.
Hornaday OAL Gauge Thread
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Re: Hornaday OAL Gauge Thread
Yes its 5/16"x36.
Use a 19/64" drill then tap your case to 5/16"x36.
What size cases are you wanting to tap.
Use a 19/64" drill then tap your case to 5/16"x36.
What size cases are you wanting to tap.
Re: Hornaday OAL Gauge Thread
If you want to send me a couple of cases I will tap them for you.
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Stuck
Re: Hornaday OAL Gauge Thread
That's a very kind offer Alpha1.
Thank you but I'd rather be able to do my own :cheers:
Thank you but I'd rather be able to do my own :cheers:
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